‪This thermal complex was built at the beginning of the second century and was in use until the third century. Later it was forgotten, covered by soil and discovered only in 2004. The excavations are close the aqueduct of the same name.‬

‪There is a lovely, half an hour walk between this one and the Acueducto de los Milagros. If you follow the river, the bank goes via very pretty gardens with the added bonus of bird watching. We saw: plovers, an oyster catcher, lots of different ducks, a kingfisher, cormorants, storks (lots), a great egret, a hoopoe, coots, and (flying over) Egyptian vultures, spoonbills and, best of all, a glossy ibis. I am not an expert birdwatcher but I could not think of any other dark ibis in the area :)) This was all in 30 minutes, without trying, nor binoculars! Also, the Basilica of Santa Eulalia is quite close by. Splendid walk!‬